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... now enrollinn an Irish contingent of hunting and sporting men for the Imperial Yeomanry, who are to take part the South Africa war, must be regarded as very cheering one. The numlicr of men required is 115, and already have offered their services. The ...
... party in past and continued confidence in thowieo and steadfast leadership. The Duke, returning thanks, said prolonged war in South Africa was causing grave anxiety,but did not alter any respect tho issues on which the country decided the general election ...
... 000 BOEBS—BRITISH REPULSE—HEAVY LOSSES—GENERAL WAUCHOPB KILLED—TERRIBLE WAR BOEK LOSSES—WHOLE GOBI'S WIPED OUT—BRITISH RETIRE TO THE MODDF.R. Despatches were received at the War Office on Wednesday from Lord Methuen, giving brief particulars of two clays’ ...
... aod South CorkB 0 question of surrender or i Richardßthe same road was hold two and sixpence per Militia Rejoments to Africa for war service.Bcjoanaeia wer divide /arnck on-Sufr onßperoh 0 conseflueßOd (he fact that traction vo genareUy signified their ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. OPERATIONS AGAINST WET. —HEAVY LOSSES OF THE BOERS-283 KILLED, 'wOtTNDBD, AND PRISONERS ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. DEFEAT OP WKSSEt-S.--CAPTURE LAST cions recovrkro. Lord Kirchenor reports from Pretoria that Colonel Byng’s column, proceeding from Ltebenbergsvlei after night march, attacked a force of the enemy under Commandant Wewele. The ...
... The War in South Africa. BOER COMMANDOS CAPTURED—ATTACK OR UiVAT^B SCOUTS—COLONEL MURRAY KILLED—OUR LOST AND RECOVERED —VLAKfONTBIN CASUALTIES. Lord Kitchener telegraphs that Kritringer, io endeavouring to force passage of the Orange River, rushed party ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. TH» CAFTITM Of OORVOT. Lord Kitchener telegraph, that Lieutenant- Colonel Andotaon, who commanded You Donop’e convoy oeoort. has arrived Kraaipan uilh officers and 215 men, »ero captured by the Boers in the stuck north ol Kletkedom ...
... The War in South Africa. Wefc and Steyn tiro croi«»ed fcho railway line Orange River Colony north of Wolvnhoek, going wesb. Tho Boor Commandant haa been killed in §kirmi«h neor Cane Colony. Speaking Wednead »v, the ocoaaion of the donarrnra of the Southern ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. Lord Kitchene has informed the War Office that there ia no foundation for the reported surprise and capture General Beyers’ convoy by Kitcheners’ Scouts. Colonel Scobell has surprised a Boer lauger north west of Barkly East, capturing ...
... THE WAR IN SOUTH AFRICA. mktmusn’s operations. Lord etbuen's eolumn lefb on tbe l2th i nstant, trekked eastward, Hart s River, and reached rhe neighbourhood Uehtenburg on the 18th. The march was uneventful in sense that no large body of Boors was encountered ...
... The War in South Africa. ...